Final GDP data for Central and South Eastern Europe reinforced the view that Q4 was perhaps not as bad as we might have feared – growth accelerated in Poland and Slovakia and even the beleaguered Hungarian economy grew. However, there were a few common themes to the data, the most worrying of which is that consumption appears to be slowing markedly.
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